Contents
13.1 A Turning Point in European Constitutional History............................................................... 372
13.2 The Monarchy as the Historical Basis of the French State.......................................................
37313.2.1 From Clovis I to Charlemagne.................................................................................. 374
13.2.2 A Hereditary, Sovereign and Territorial Monarchy.................................................. 375
13.2.3 The Hundred Years’ War and the Bolstering of Monarchical Prestige
and Power.................................................................................................................. 376
13.2.4 The Era of Absolutism: Louis XlV’s Monarchy as a Landmark Reign................. 377
13.3 From the Ancien Regime to the Revolution.............................................................................. 378
13.3.1 Louis XV and the Decline of the French Monarchy................................................. 378
13.3.2 Reactionary Forces Prevail in French Society......................................................... 381
13.4 The French Revolution............................................................................................................. 384
13.4.1 From the Revolt of the Privileged to the Estates General......................................... 384
13.4.2 The Estates General.................................................................................................. 386
13.4.3 From the Estates General to the Rebellion of the Third Estate (May 5-June
27, 1789)............................................................................................................... 388
13.4.4 The Rebellion of the Third Estate.........................................................................
38913.4.5 The Two Revolutions............................................................................................ 391
13.4.6 From Monarchy to Republic..................................................................................... 392
13.5 What Lasting Effects Did the French Revolution Have?.......................................................... 394
13.5.1 The Appearance of “National Sovereignty”.......................................................... 394
13.5.2 The Origins of “National” Patriotism.................................................................... 394
13.5.3 The Symbols of the French State......................................................................... 395
13.5.4 The Reinforcement of the State............................................................................. 396
13.5.5 The Social Transformation of France.................................................................... 398
13.5.6 The European Dimension of the French Revolution............................................ 398
13.6 The Failure of Assembly-Based Government.......................................................................... 399
References............................................................................................................................................ 405
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